Articles from February 2011

It's one of the most familiar landmarks off the shores of Clayton, visible from the quaint village's waterfront patios a...

Our river chose many of us. Once chosen, we are life-long islanders, regardless of where we may be. Paul Malo The w...

The last two months I’ve written about my walks on Wellesley. But as with anything in life, sometimes it’s not the desti...

What a thrill it was when a package arrived recently from a man I had never met, Bill Schroeder. The envelope contained ...

100 Years Ago: “The familiar sound of a put-put from the vicinity of Washington Island caused people to look at on...

Dan Denney’s winter experience Through the Ice - A Tale of Survival, published in January 2011, caused quite a stir....

Having grown up in Gananoque I was introduced to the joys of boating on the St. Lawrence River at an early age. My Dad, ...

Rex Ennis, local historian and author of Toujours Jeune Always Young: Thousand Islands, Emery and The New Frontenac Hote...

Tom Flanagan, whose parents and brother died in a boating accident on the river five years before,